“Chlorides [Anion]”  

Chloride

  In chemistry, the salts of Chloride (Cl^{−}), occur as anions of chlorine (Cl).
  In our body, the salts of Chloride (Cl^{−}), as a major mineral nutrients that occurs in body fluids, is an essential mineral occurring mainly in compound form with sodium or potassium, or in the gastric acid as hydrochloric acid (HCl).

In inorganic chemistry, Chlorides, as anions, are inorganic compounds may be derived from a hydrochloric acid (HCl) that contains the Cl- ion.
  Examples of some chloride (Cl) include:

• hydrogen chloride (Cl^{−})
  • hydrochloric acid (HCl)
• ammonium chlorides
• cadmium chlorides
• calcium chloride
• lithium chloride
• magnesium chloride
• Mercuric Chloride
• Potassium Chloride
• Sodium Chloride

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“Chlorines and Chlorides”  

Chlorine & Chloride

  The difference between Chlorine (bleach) and the anion Chloride (an essential nutrient) is in it's ionic state. Chlorine is very toxic to the body and Chloride is found in the body in the stomach for digestion and in the blood as a necessary electrolyte.
  In our body, Chlorides are very unhealthy when compounded with a toxic mineral. **

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“Ammonium Chlorides”  

Ammonium Chloride

  Into our body, Ammonium Chloride is an exogenous acidifying chlorine compound that has both expectorant and diuretic effects. **

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“Cadmium Chloride (Cadmium Dichloride)”  

Cadmium Chloride

  Cadmium Chloride (Cadmium Dichloride), chemical formula CdCl₂, is a chlorine compound with a cadmium (Cd) halide in the form of colorless crystals, soluble in water, in methanol, and in ethanol. **

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“Calcium Chloride”  

  In chemistry, Calcium Chloride is a compound of a calcium (Ca) salt and chlorine salt (a chlorine compound), with a molecular formula of CaCl₂.
  Into our body, Calcium Chloride is and exogenous substance used to replenish calcium levels, as an acid-producing diuretic, and as a magnesium poisoning antidote. **

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“Lithium Chloride (LiCl)”  

Lithium Chloride

  As a salt of lithium, Lithium Chloride (LiCl) is a halide lithium compound bound to a chlorine (a chlorine compound). **

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“Magnesium Chloride”  

  In chemistry, Magnesium Chloride is an inorganic compound consisting of one magnesium and two chloride ions. **

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